Evil, suffering and the Gospel: A Biblical response to ATR
The dynamics of any society are deeply shaped by its beliefs about who God is and how he may be accessed. In Africa, African Traditional Religions provide a framework for understanding evil and suffering, but one that ultimately falls short of the truth.
Children on the Streets Fund to rescue underage vendors
IN the bustling streets of Harare’s central business district, a heartbreaking trend has emerged: an increasing number of children are engaging in street trading.
Trees Without Borders: A pan-African movement for conservation
FOREST Lovers, a Zimbabwean-registered, youth-led environmental organisation, is making waves across Africa with its flagship programme, Every Child A Tree.
Understanding the silent threat of ovarian cancer
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke-Health Buzz Ovarian cancer has long been called a “silent killer” because of the way it creeps into women’s lives with little warning, showing vague symptoms that often mimic…
From shrine births to safe deliveries for apostolic church women
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke-Senior Health Reporter AFTER three unsatisfactory visits to the nearest clinic in her hometown of Kadoma, 29-year-old Gracious Kachepa made a bold decision. She left behind her family and…
Crimean platform an affront to world peace
Mutero Nguga-Correspondent AS the United National General Assembly beckons, the world waits with bated breath for the peace deal especially in Ukraine, where serious manoeuvres have been made between powerful…
Russia, China and India on the offensive as the West drifts
Timofey Bordachev Mass politics has vanished from world affairs — and that may be no bad thing. One of the defining features of our time is the retreat of mass…
La Nina: Good prospects for a wetter farming season
Sifelani Tsiko-Fact Check Editor PROSPECTS are high for La Niña conditions to develop in the 2025-2026 rainfall season, according to a latest update by the 31st Southern African Regional Climate…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Zim is uniquely qualified for Security Council work
IN an increasingly fragmented world where geopolitical tensions often dominate international discourse, Zimbabwe’s candidacy for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the 2027-2028 term represents…
CHIMURENGA CHRONICLES: Casualties at Boma rose to 450 after air raids by Selous Scouts
This week, CDE CHARLES MAKHUYA, who used the Chimurenga name Njabulo Moyo, provides a first-hand account of the horrific massacre of Zimbabwean freedom fighters. He tells our Society Editor PRINCE…











